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Buddhist Temples and Japanese Americans across the US Celebrate Obon Festival
Celebrated one month earlier than in Japan, the Obon festival commemorates the deceased and the bodhisattva Jizo’s compassion
Celebrated one month earlier than in Japan, the Obon festival commemorates the deceased and the bodhisattva Jizo’s compassion
A high school student in the US offers some Zen reflections on stillness and the many paths toward liberation.
Nachaya Campbell-Allen takes a journey into the world of Zen thought and Zen expression in garden landscapes
The teachings of Pure Land Buddhism can offer a powerful antidote to our ego-driven habits that give rise to so much suffering
After a difficult childhood, Yoshiko Miwa found refuge in the care of Rev. and Mrs. Issei Matsuura of the Buddhist Churches of America
After more than a decade of alleged abuse, a Japanese nun has come forward in hopes of stopping her abuser and supporting other victims
A self-reflective exploration of love and loss, grief and impermanence in Japanese Noh theater
A conversation with Singaporean Clement Tan launches this series of interviews with international leaders of Shin Buddhist sanghas
Celebration honoring the work of Roshi Joan Halifax and Upaya Zen Center will be livestreamed on their YouTube page
A meditation on the way that Zen koans point out our discursive mind’s inability to get at certain truths
Exploring the life, teachings, and sayings of one of the important and insightful 20th century Zen masters in Japan
Engaged Buddhists lead a study tour of Fukushima with international journalists